Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-21

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| is very strong bit of testimony in that
| direction.
Mrs P Goley, Ophir. has the real gem OF
the fair in the line of rare and beautiful
| geological specimens The cabinet occupies
| prominent position in the Placer exhibit.
| and is an object Of general Interest and ad-
miratlon. The specimens, which have been
! nearly all collected in the rich mining dis
| trict of Ophir, about two miles from New
castle, sparkle like the glistening dew in
the morning sunlight. They should be
seen by all.
The general exhibits, which ale all excel
lent and worthy of special mention if space
permitted, are the following:
+. o. Anderson. Newcastle, pop corn in
stalk, sugar corn, string beans, pumpkins,
green corn and watermelons. Mrs. NJ. L.
| Allen, Newcastle, peach, plum and grape
| Jelly. John Anderson, Dutch Flat, three
varieties of apples and Winter Nelis pears.
| J. P. Armes, Newcastle, Heath cling
peaches. Avery & Berry, Newcastle, SAL
| way peaches. W. e.. Alfred, Roseville,
Japan muskmelon, two varieties of squash,
a sack of rye, and samples of watermelons.
Mrs. II. Ashby, Newcastle, eighteen kinds
of choice jellies from fine fruits, melons,
tomatoes, berries, etc.
VIM. Barry, Ophir, Easter Beurre, Win
| ter Nelis and Bartlett pears, Red Jonathan,
Jeanette, White Winter and King Of Temp
kins County apples. VIM. Barter, Penryn,
Georges late and Salway peaches. 2.
Brennan, Newcastle, Georges late peaches.
Dick Barkhaus, Newcastle, popcorn. SD }.
Burdge, Lincoln, exhibit of wines. NJ.
Bauman, Ophir, Acme tomatoes, apples,
pears and dried figs. Blair & Ladue, Rose.
! VILE, a monster beet-it beats all. Mart
| Beaman, Michigan Bluff, Bartlett pears.
j. II. f. Brown, Newcastle, Salway and
Georges late cling peaches. l.. Bannon,
Penryn, corn in stalk, large watermelons
| grown without irrigation, Catawba, Mus
cat, Flaming Tokay, Black Hamburg, Isa-
bella and Mission grapes, also box assorted
| grapes. NJ. Borah, Shady Run, very large
| Cuban corn in stalk, grown at an elevation
of Aba feet. J. G. Boggs, Newcastle, sweet
| potatoes.
DR.. H. H. Clark, Auburn, Beurre Clair
geau pears and three varieties grapes.
| Charles Carlson, Newcastle Salway
peaches. A. Cooper. Clipper Gap, squash
and Bartlett pears. L. l.. Crocker, New
castle, Moxie cling peaches. J. K Corres,
| Newcastle, Flame Tokay grapes, ounces
and lemon cling peaches.
George H. Davidson, Dutch Flat, bald
prunes and five varieties apples and winter
| Nelis pears. ]. W. Dunn, Auburn, one
seventeen-months-old peach tree from seed,
showing wonderful growth. ]. s. Davis,
Ophir, Georges cling and Davis Seeding
peaches.
J. B. Evans, Newcastle, Salway and
Georges late cling peaches, Tokay and
black Morocco grapes. Joseph East, LIN
coin, peaches in jars. c. Estrada, Ophir,
ounces.
H. A. Frost, Dutch Flat, large variety
and beautiful display of apples, pears and
plums. Charles Foster. Ophir Hungarian
prunes. A. A. Ferguson, Dutch Flat
Newton Pippin apples; Bartlett and Winter
Nelis pears.
Gladdin, Mclean & Co., Lincoln. a fine
collection of architectural designs in terra
Gotta ware. James Greedy, Newcastle,
Winter Nelis, Easter Beurre and Greelys
Favorite pears. Charles Gould, Newcastle,
Tokay grapes.
W. B. Gester, Newcastle, Salway peaches
and Felenberg prunes. Charles Gross,
Newcastle, strawberries. Georges late
cling and McDeYitt cling peaches, the
latter being, probably, the finest in the en-
tire exhibit. George Geisendorffer, New
England Mills. pine cones, Rose de Peru,
Mission, Sweetwater, Catawba and Isabella
grapes, Winter Nelis, Seckel. Easter
Beurre and Bartlett pears. Mrs. f. N.
Gillett, Ophir, crab apple jelly H. B.
Oayloru. near newcastle, corn IN stalk,
tomatoes Eight yarietiesl, red and yellow
sweet potatoes, cucumbers and castor
beans.
w. A. Hines, Rocklin, Red Traminer,
Flaming TokaY, Mission Muscat, Feher
Szarga, Sweetwater and Rose de Peru
grapes. ]. Hauser, Dutch Flat, two varie-
ties of apples and damson plums. r. L.
Henderson, Dutch Flat seven varieties
of apples and one of peaches. w
H. w. Hudson, Dutch Flat, Flemish
Beauty pears and Peck Pleasant apples
NJ. Harmon. Newcastle Mission grapes.
Hawk & Wood LOOMS, Black Morocco
and Znfandel grapes, and corn in stalk.
w. B. Hayiord, Colfax, Rose de Peru, Blue
Malyoisie and Muscat grapes. George 0.
Hayford, Colfax. Hungarian, French and
silver prunes, yellow egg and Goes golden
drop plums. j. F. Hill, Loomis corn in
stalk, an immense growth; squash, two
varieties corn in ear.
James Johnson, Newcastle, Lemon Cling
peaches. Jones & Perkins, Ophir, Muscat
grapes. ]. P. Jacobson, Ophir, Empress
grapes, Bilyen's late October peaches
W. H. Kidd, Ophir, Hungarian and
French prunes. George Fl. Kenny, Dutch
Flat, fine large exhibit Of apples and
pears. Geo. D. Kellogg. Newcastle. Black
Morocco and Tokay grapes and Bilyen's
late October peaches.
w. B. Lardner, Auburn, Tokay and Rose
de Peru grapes, Heath Cling peaches and
display of almonds. F. ]. Lewis. New
castle, Bilyen's late October, Georges
Cling and Salway peaches, Beurre Clair
geau, Winter Sickel and Kieffer's Hybrid
pears, also shaddocks. F. X Layalle,
Ophir, Lemon Cling peaches, corn on stalk,
japanese persimmons, American persim-
mons, japanese chestnuts, butternuts,
almonds, dried prunes. Andrew Lane,
Loomis, Bartlett pear and Spitzenberg ap.
pie trees, one year old, and cabbage.
Peter Maher, Newcastle, Salway and
lemon cling peaches and Tokay grapes.
c. +. Macy, Iowa Hill, peaches, Bartlett,
Winter Sharp, Winter Bell, Bell Flower,
Rhode Island Greening. and Baldwin APP
pies. John May, Colfax, Bartlett pears.
A. l.. S. Martin, Ophir, Strawberries and
yellow egg plums. VIM. Munroe, Ophir,
Salway and Georges late peaches, trans
cendant crab apples, ounces, Rhode Island
Greening and wine-sap apples. f. L. Mat
thews, Newcastle, late Crawford peaches.
Neil McDevitt, Newcastle, large variety
of fine pears, apples and peaches. George
S. Maker, Dutch Flat, display of apples.
A. I. Molin, Auburn, Seeding peaches and
Gloria Mundi apples. NJ. Mansfield, New
castle, McDeVltt cling peaches.
H. NJ. NlAol, Dotan bar, SalWay ana
Georges late cling peaches. w. W. Phil
Ups, apples, plums, peaches, butternuts, and
cherry plums. George Perkins, Newcastle,
Georges late cling, Chile cling, orange
cling, Heath cling, Perkins perfection,
tellenberg prunes, green gage plums, and
japanese persimmons. Mrs. w. s. Pate,
Ophir, Hungarian prune jelly, green
ounces, Salway peaches. Penryn Fruit
Company, Penryn, Georges late cling and
Salway peaches. w. A Plantz, Ophir,
Goes golden drop and Fellenberg prunes.
Stephen Quinn, Ophir, Winter Neiis pears
and Heath cling peaches.
j. l.. Robertson, Newcastle, Georges late
cling and gSalway peaches, apples, pears,
I ounces and pomegranates. J. H. Runckel,
Dutch Flat, four varieties apples and
french prunes. w. E. Ritchey, Newcastle,
Tokay grapes. A. Rider, LOOMS. pump-